the ai is able to figure out the difference? >> this is one of those places where the ai might be able to say, there might be something happening here. but it's not very good at figuring out the difference between a door dash guy dropping something off and somebody stealing something. when i looked at videos of actual crimes, a lot of times, criminals will go out of their way. they will wear a construction outfit or a u.p.s. type outfit so they do look like the right person. we've instructed our guards to intervene, with more of a friendly -- a, this is security. i'm responsible for this property and i'm watching you, i am here, and i'm very present. can you tell me what you are doing? >> have you gotten to the point where the ai is learning, or hasn't been set, these are just the parameters you should be doing? >> my background has been in ai for 25 years, and we always wanted to say, it's learning on its own. in the last five years, is a new artificial intelligence called the learning that actually does allow us to do that. so

okay, so now we will be doing it at c-3 ai as we build a platform that we call the c-3 ai platform andbout 42 enterprise applications. now we have trillions of dollars invested in these enterprise applications and applying the platform to these s.a.p. indentations oracle implementations, salesforce implementation, j.d. edwards implications, what have you, we make them predictive. so by predictive rather than telling us simply what our inventory values were six months ago, it'll tell us what they need to be. in the next 180 days in order to meet the demand function. rather than telling what customers left, it'll tell us in advance which customers are going to leave us so we can save that. rather than telling us which devices failed, it will tell us which devices are going to fail so we can have that. >> all of the predictive nature, but i also have to be a little more predictive about your earnings. now you mentioned that it was cash flow positive. he made money very fast. now when i look at what happened so far, a lot of these don't seem to be disappointing about the growth outlook or

ai-ai-ai-ai-ai, what are you, listen, well, after being wounded, i go to these medical examinations,rry about the exam, like a boy. stop it. with our health, you can go into space, that you are a doctor, i'm afraid of heights, very funny. next thank you goodbye. and i'm in space. i hate waiting too long. be patient a little longer. enjoy the wait, nobody knows what will happen then everything will be fine. and now you will see a new episode. the pressure is 140 to 85 it could well have been better, but i'm not going to space. how high is the pulse? 85 now, i'll see what you had before that. so weird. wound so there is still a hemoglobin. well, you know, basically. okay i allow you to train. thank you doctor. get ready 3 2 1 max time it 's ok well done, greasy. so what is the first scene? pack up these beautiful woodcocks and work on. well, how cool are you exactly 21 minutes, as planned and without a single victim, now buckle up. decompression 100 meters continue. attention, decompression 150 meters stop depressurize max we're in place on the way out, well , the second scene is also

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so lots of ai. >> i am just curious.eere it's called the tesla farming but the ceo of tesla itself is not on the list. spoiler alert. and that ceo is what's going on here? >> he has been in the past. but jim farley at ford is basically blown past gm i think for what matters when it comes to electric vehicles which is putting these iconic vehicles and customer driveways now. they had early plans at ford what jim describes as a previous, of bolts or a light car and he said i don't like it and they scrapped it and what with the cars that they know people like to buy that at the f150 lightning crossover at mustang they have electric transport they've all exceeded expectations. musk says it's a wonderful company, impressive guy no extra points for tweeting. [laughter] but karo i do and to ask you a question for i know you focus a lot on banks you participate. two companies in america and j.p. morgan. two respected ceos in the past. one is on the list this year, who and why? >> it's bank of america brian. intima check to the e

my name is joel luca, i'm an ai author, entrepreneur and speaker. i run a company called academy, which focuses on educational consulting on a physician intelligence. and i run a weekly bond newsletter cold textbook pizza tried to make all this crazy stuff that happens. in fact, more easy to understand them. you can stay hello, hello, welcome to the screen. they say hello to audience around the well, tell them who you are, what day? yeah. hi, i'm health shellman. i'm an investigative journalist and i'm a journalism professor at new york university. and i've been investigating a i am hiring and artificial intelligence and general sense. 4 years ago when i was in the cap rides, our lift lied better in d. c. going to the train station and i talked to the driver and asked, how was your day? he said, i had a really weird day. i had a job interview with the robot and i was like what? so i started investigating, i fast since, you know, done reports for the wall street journal, the new york times, mit technology review. and i'm writing a book right now and

there is ethics around ai algorithms that we are dealing with. i think the solution is you focus on the fact that that behavior is already illegal. so, if i'm going to kill someone it is equally illegal for me to kill them with a knife and a gun. the tool doesn't matter, the act matters. why is that different in the case of privacy? dr. romime: i don't think it is so much different as it is a consequence of the lack of privacy or privacy compromise. privacy in this case or the compromise of privacy, a privacy event, would lead to that activity. there are other things that i can imagine. there are aggregates, societal decisions that are made that might be predicated on aggregate data that violates privacy consideration. policies may be instituted and culture certain populations as a result of certain issues related to privacy or biometrics. in all of these cases what we have discerned is that there is no technological solution to solve the privac problem -- privacy problem and no purely policy that will solve the privacy problem. it is providing a

why does it keep firing ai ethicists each time we bring up issues? it's the systemic processes that are protecting business interests over human concerns that create this pervasive environment of irresponsible technology development. like lemoine, they're always having lasler, but not quite because we started the show with should a i b regulated in a sentence. let's poll, add gas hillcrest, should it? absolutely. and i think there should be and there should be auditing procedures that a 3rd party maybe for example, a government m. m agency has to do any time that there is a high stake decision at least in time zone. luca, jon luca regulations a eyes. yes, i do believe the day i shall be regulated, but i also think this is low enough because a i sold sudden extremely powerful tool. and so we also want to make sure that we can use it to do all the stuff that we need. you know, thanks like i said, you've got one sentence that make it a go one ha, regulations are needed, but they need to read standards based and things like the nest risk management frame

is everywhere, and ai should be everywhere.and quantum, likewise, should be inspired everywhere. so, i think in terms of, therefore how do we get these ideas that we say that is everywhere, to rise up? and that's why i talked about this new program that we launched, where, if you look at institutions that truly deserve the level of investments with the fantastic ideas that is everywhere, one way of doing that is to make sure some of the institutions have the support, the research infrastructure support that makes it possible for them to rise up, and be successful in the gold standard merit review process of nsf. how do we get those institutions, other institutions also to play ball? and this is why the g.r.a.n.t.e.d. program is a virtual research infrastructure office, how do we get research development support? how do we get pre-award, post-award support? how do we get support in terms of how do we transact intellectual property? how do we build partnership in the industry? this kind of support that is not necessarily availabl

it's ai tennis, robot footballers and body tracking tech, as click serves up a sports tech special.s one of the biggest events on the sporting calendar. the players — powerful, light of foot, lightning fast. it requires physical endurance and nerves of steel. and that's the reason that every year, the crowds spill out to watch wimbledon. you see that there? that is centre court and it's been in that spot now for exactly 100 years. a centre court centenary. indeed! nice line. i know how much you love wimbledon, but are you like my aunt, who shouts at the tv for two weeks? i absolutely love it and i absolutely am like your aunt. this is the most stressful two weeks of the year for me. my heart rate goes through the roof and i'm just watching the thing on tv. oh, you need one of my activity trackers. i've got a few to spare to track your heart rate. ah, yes! how did you get on with those? well, i'll tell you — and you — about that in a bit. right you are. yeah, wimbledon has been at the forefront of trialling new tech, both on and off the court, and we've been lucky enough to see a fai

first is ais new mission of the national foundation. that new mission is different because the national science foundation has been focused on basic research. we are creating for the first time at a 20 billion-dollar investment over five years, the focus for that new mission at nsf to say they have to focus on translating that science into faster discoveries in product and solution that will help u.s. here at home. while the united states has excelled at basic research, we have allowed other countries to excel at translational research. that needs to stop now. we need to make the investment and industries from aerospace, to pharmaceuticals, the farming, to information technology, that will help increase the pace of innovation here in the united states of america. second, we say nsf is not alone in this mission. we recognize the department of energy has also a key role to play. i want to thank the presiding officer, senator lujan for his contributions of a $16.9 billion doe investment that doubles down on the current work in key technolo

maksar by the way, everyone knows, but you can see how they disappear , allegedly, all e-e from the aised for four days, this is usually because it takes time to enter the port and from neutral waters to load there, then leave, turn on the ais system again, and then pretend that they went there to rostov-on-don or to the kerch strait, and somewhere there it was loaded, technologically so it looks like forecasts are not forecasts. let's turn around. after all this betrayal about yarmak's participation in the istanbul meeting and about the 19th. well, we already have the 18th about tomorrow. maybe something has changed. we expect some kind of signing. the thing is, i don't believe that russia a- and will sign if he even signs to fulfill there is such a thing that not a few people have paid attention there, where it is not only about the coordination council that will be in istanbul, not only about the possibility of monitoring the ships for the presence of weapons, well, what weapons can go er through the straits er- ukraine imports weapons to ukraine. that 's what she said about these me

the skeleton overlay, over your body, that's the ai model.g not very fast at the minute. rep counts, speeds and scores can be shared to gamify the experience, with new possibilities for schools too. for the first time, they can give homework to kids to do it at home. kids across the country are going to love you! they laugh. wheelchair user karina has been testing the app in exercise sessions with disability sports uk. cheering. a music lover, karina certainly has the moves, though i'm not sure we agreed on everything. coach emma's classes combine all kinds of movement, dance and ball activities with this new technology, and settings can be adjusted to suit each person's motor or cognitive needs. a lot of members, when they first come, are quite in their shell and not very confident, but using that technology, we could see even playing it or having a go at it a couple of times, actually how it improved. and with hopes for this to roll out to more clubs and members at home, it's notjust about bringing physical games. honestly, different things

the new ai reportedly tested and eight cities and work with 90% accuracy.thout critics, particularly those who value their civil liberties. look at possibly go wrong here? libertarian party vice presidential candidate, the chairperson of you are the power, the power resides within spike cohen, welcome back. >> thanks for having me on. kennedy: what could go wrong here? >> almost everything. he mentioned minority report earlier, minority report was supposed to be a warning, not a documentary but apparently social scientists thought it sounded like a great idea to critics when people could potentially do crime doing away with things like due process or waiting for someone to commit a crime before punishing them for it so i think the easier question is what could go right? which is almost nothing, i don't see how this goes right. kennedy: yes because the idea is you predict crime before it happens, then you predict criminal behavior so you are targeting future criminals and punishing them before they've committed a crime with the system that we have, that is i

now on bbc news, it's ai tennis, robot footballers and body—tracking tech as click serves up a sportsh special. this week, we're at wimbledon to find out if ai can predict the winners, although spencer's concentrating on the more important parts of the event. choose my blanket design. got to get the food sorted first. lara gets her trainers on to put some of the latest fitness devices through their paces. they say that i run like an elephant. the question is, is it true? probably! cheering it's men versus machine as omar and paul kick off against the robots. and we check out the tools hoping to make sports more accessible. it's one of the biggest events on the sporting calendar. the players, powerful... ..light of foot... ..lightning—fast. it requires physical endurance and nerves of steel. and that's the reason that every year the crowds spill out to watch wimbledon. you see that there? that is centre court and it's been in that spot now for exactly 100 years. a centre court centenary. indeed. nice line. i know how much you love wimbledon, but are you like my aunt who shouts at the t

reasons, we were just told very clearly that you are being suspended, the decree is urgent, everything, ai-ai-ai official investigation will be sorted out and then as calmly through the verkhovna rada as you are provided by the constitution, we dismissed and elected other people . more odious persons therefore eh well, in principle , we will see from their work, this is what we should be interested in . here is their quality of work and, of course, compliance with the procedure, first of all, the constitution . aleksandrovych to mr. oleksandr, do you have a question, mr. oleksandr, i ask you to speak well, in fact, we remember that the prosecutor general is the president's quota, he submits a proposal for the appointment of the prosecutor general and, in principle, in in the existing situation, he can determine the person he considers necessary based on professional qualities, that is, the person who can hunt for this position. we have agreements within the faction that we do not cover during the war all these internal things. it would be completely different if we did not have there was now a w

package this week, it should be considered , then it will already be here eh, it will not be anymore ai-ai-aieady be tough no, there you go come in. look, that's where the gold goes, eh, if we're talking about matches, then i just read the information that , in my opinion, the european eh, the experts drew attention to the fact that it's under eh sanctions. in jewelry , there is bank gold, there is monetary gold there was no free gold, and there was such a reaction that oh-oh-oh, it must be fixed because russia will be able to take advantage of it very quickly, and gold for russia is the second largest article of russian exports and, accordingly, income, after energy carriers. well, this is just an example. an example of how the sanctions mechanism works and if there is a sanction for the fact that gold falls under the sanctions, they are practically very high, unlike some energy carriers , in particular gas, because this is a separate song. but i repeat gold is the second kind goods on which russia earned and earns hundreds of billions there. therefore, this will be a very noticeable step by

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implied that the work on ai to power the technology has come a long way. doing something new. emily: do we know if this had anything to do with disagreements or a d prioritization of the work he was doing? ed: last week reported tesla laid off 230 autopilots as part of the program. they worked on it their own shifts, their own computers, to help the ai train neural networks to improve this technology. he has been on leave, we don't know what's going on behind the scenes and now he is called time on his tesla career. emily: another problem for elon musk. ed: he is grateful for the time he had. emily: what has elon musk said so far about the twitter suit? have we heard from him? ed: he tweeted " oh the irony lol". emily: how are we expecting this story to progress in terms of moving through the courts? when are we going to see another development? we have seen twitter so low. ed: elon musk geithner sous, it could go to trial very quickly. -- elon musk counter sues. in court for years, some are bracing for. emily: what happens to twitter in that time? ed: it

ai is used to analyze the data and predict the need for disease control. when continuous rain raises the risk for disease, that information is sent to the growers artphone enabling a quick response. the system has been set up at the winery or the research and development took place. >> technology that allows growers to see previously invisible data might be attractive. >> there is more the system can do. a pcr test kit makes it easier to predict possible diseases. damage is visible on grape leaves, it's already too late so growers frequently spray more pesticide than necessary to prevent disease. the inclusion of this test kit and a system to monitor the types and levels of pathogens allows farmers to take measures against diseases without being overly dependent on pesticide. when the entire area start utilizing the system and increasing the amount of stored data, the accuracy of predictions should improve. >> by diagnosing diseases early and combining the data the latest ai, we can, principally detect diseases at an early stage. >> by utilizing the latest

why does it keep firing ai people each time we bring up issues?: you can watch the interview at bloomberg.com and on youtube. the crypto winter, taking hold after a massive selloff. the future of crypto securities, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: time for our crypto report with bitcoin sinking into the $19,000-20 $2000 range. has bitcoin found its floor? our crypto contributor has been investigating that question. what are we thinking? >> it is interesting, last week bitcoin slipped past $23,000 and has come back down. it has several days of muted price pressure and has catalysts that could make the right ahead rocky. the $19,000-$22,000 range has everyone warren -- wondering if the leverage is out of the system. we have had pressure on pricing but over the last seven days, you are seeing bitcoin trading higher than seven days ago. i want to show you ethereum, a bigger decline than in bitcoin over the last 24 hours but over the last seven days, there is some excitement about in -- ethereum land bitcoin. for ethereum there is the merge date on th

host: people are going to look at this use of ai of course. it is in the headlines all the time. will wonder, is being used for good, tells about the source of problems it could solve. >> ai has been really impactful obviously in biological sciences where we have an able to sol this challenge that has been around for 50 years of predicting the protein structures. there are other alication people have done in understanding, for example, what kind of drug molecules or understanding the parkinson's diseases. there are lots of new areas now where ai has been applied to improve our understanding of what exactly is happening. and what are the solutions. host: that sounds good. is there a darkside? can it be used for people? -- evil? >> we had this question as well when we were trying toet all of this data out for all of the predictive structures that is more than 200 million. we consulted many experts. deep mind had many experts in safety and experts and we consulted them to understand what are the implications. the overwhelming consensus is, having the data available will result in be

by leveraging ai technology, services are autonomous saving you time and effort. >> greg: now i get itcountry now allows women to drive. i guess better safe than sorry. emily is laughing because it's true, according to sexists. >> that was a great joke. >> greg: good idea? >> i think it's really weird. one of the commercials for it has that flying all around and i feel like the way it's described, that is manhattan. we all have everything within 2n top of each other, it's totally reliant on ai and technology, the denser it is the more when a catastrophe happens, everybody is dead. the more space you have between each other, if your hair dryer blows out the electricity, space is better. nothing about that sounds attractive, it sounds kind of like the matrix. also i felt like the part that was exposed to the sky was so minimal, it made me sad. >> greg: tyrus? >> that's basically a fancy commercial for we are going to put you guys in a storage facility. i'm so sure the politicians and the millionaires are going to live there with all that free land. you're going to be stacked up in a stor

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why does it keep firing ai ethicists each time we bring up issues?u can watch the full interview at bloomberg.com and on youtube. coming up with the crypto winter taking hold after a massive crypto selloff, we look at the future of crypto security with ledger, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ how will your business adapt to change? you could hire an office full of peyton mannings. what's up, peyton? good morning, peyton. hold for peyton. they'd huddle.... welcome to the peytonverse. such a visionary. game plan... you go. no, you go! and call audibles... double our investment in omaha! omaha! omaha! omaha! or you could use workday. omaha. the finance, hr and planning system used by over half of the fortune 500. for a be-agile-like-an-mvp world. workday. for a changing world. emily: time for our crypto report with bitcoin sinking into the $19,000-$22000 range. and analysts expecting more swings ahead of another fed rate hike. the question everyone is wondering, has bitcoin found its floor? our crypto contributor has been investigating that question. what are

they recently learned to turn off, let's call it gps, this is the ais system, they turn it off, they, it disappears in the black sea is bored with the ship. usually it's a--a bulker, then four days later it appears in the same place, which of them, and in fact at this time, with the surveillance system turned off, it enters sevastopol or kerch or lately even the briefcase is the so-called feodosia and they are taking it from there, so far they have taken corn from berdyansk, we have been confirmed by the port, the port workers, we have a record until this time, it is wheat and this wheat is 8,000 tons, and now it is waiting for unloading if the turks will give permission, or somewhere, uh, next, as it happened several times. once upon a time , everything was refused like this, but i remember the statement of the minister of foreign affairs of turkey p. Çavuşoğlu, who said that we ourselves as a country do not join the anti-russian sanctions, but others cannot bypass them let's say that turkey said a lot of serious things and a lot of funny things, i wouldn't want to comment - to comm

providing funding for the department of energy to achieve new breakthroughs in the technologies like ai and quantum computing a cybersecurity and renewable energy 5g and biotech and other discoveries yet unknown. and both bills provide funding to build wireless communication supply chains and this was top priority my colleague mark warner, i think him for his efforts in this regard in the bottom line is this, today's legislation is one of the largest investments in science, technology, had advanced manufacturing in decades. i know if course while bill contains many critical investments and chips in scientific research, there are the major proposals from both sides that are still works within the conference committee. that important work must continue and is my intention to but the conference committee and the floor in september after the work is complete. let me be clear that today is a very good day for the working people for the future of our country lovely family went signed into law this bill will reawaken the spirit of discovery and innovation and optimism of the main america the e

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the aggressor country were prohibited from participating in competitions under the auspices of the ai-ai-achfssia was also deprived of the right to hold the 2023 world championship among men in the elite division , the non-admission of russian referees to the competition is also maintained, as well as the participation of russian representatives, in particular experts, in the work of the committees of the international organization of the ice hockey federation. the leader of the men's national team of ukraine in this sport svyatoslav mykhailiuk set a personal record in the penultimate match of the first round of qualification for the 2023 world cup defender the toronto speaker became the most effective player in the meeting between ukraine and north macedonia and played probably the best match for the national team in his career. mykhailiuk spent more than 24 minutes on the court, scored 24 points for the team and also made three rebounds and one interception, in particular, mykhailiuk made six three-point shots , mykhailiuk's performance was key to the victory of ukraine over north macedonia

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